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Ranked 701 to 800 of 1,669 in 3 months · through Oct 14

The tickers Capitol Hill trades most, ranked by how many members traded them, then by the number of trades, then by open-market insider buying, then by net flow. Ties are alphabetical.

Net flow, 3 months
-$15M
the Hill is a net seller
Trade direction
34% buys
Most crowded
MSFT
15 members trading it
Cross-aisle picks
58tickers
both parties buying
Freshest wire
NVDA
filed Oct 14, 2026

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701 to 725 of 1,669 stocks

Ranked by how many members traded each stock, then by trades, then by open-market insider buying, then by net flow; ties are alphabetical.

Public information, sourced from STOCK Act disclosures and SEC filings. Flows use range midpoints. CAT Scan reads what insiders, tracked funds and members of Congress did on purpose, from 1 to 99: 50 means the filings say nothing either way, above it they have been buying, below it selling; a grey number has one filer behind it. Under Members, the donkey and the elephant count the Democrats and the Republicans who bought. Signals: Aisle, members of both parties bought; Cluster, three or more members traded; Fresh, disclosed in the last 7 days; Insider buys, an open-market purchase by a company insider in the period. Copy return is the average return of this ticker’s congressional buys from the day each one was disclosed to the latest close, shown with the number of buys behind it. Under 5buys we mark it a small sample: the number is real, but it is one or two trades, not a record. Last disclosed counts calendar days since the latest congressional disclosure; today means today on your calendar. The date after “through” is the latest disclosure in the data. Company logos come from Wikimedia Commons, with sources and credits on the disclosures page. Not financial advice.

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